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Founded in 1892 as an Ohio River supply house, Evansville’s Anchor Industries now makes American-made fabric products and engineered frame structures, including event tents, shade systems and commercial shelters. Still family-owned and operated through five generations, the company employs 300 skilled workers across more than 350,000 square feet of production capacity. Its products are used by event professionals, commercial businesses and the U.S. military, continuing a history that began with waterproof canvas covers for steamboats.
Since 1933, Anchor Industries has been a recognized Cleveland-area name in the automotive aftermarket, known for its long-running focus on engine and transmission mounts. The company supports repair-parts suppliers with more than 5,000 applications and a North American manufacturing operation spanning over 65,000 square feet.
Founded in 1953 by Samuel R. Firth Jr., Anchor Lubricants manufactures water-based metalworking lubricants and specialty compounds, including its signature Anchorlube cutting fluid. The Cleveland company grew from Firth’s early work developing a safer alternative to oil-based lubricants and remains family-owned under Anchor Lubricants LLC, which acquired Anchor Chemical in 2021. Its non-hazardous formulas are designed to extend tool life while making cleanup easier and the workplace safer.
Founded in Cleveland in 1970 as Edward Pfaff’s family-owned tool and die shop, Anchor Manufacturing Group now makes metal stampings, welded assemblies and fabricated parts for automotive, heavy-vehicle and industrial customers. Its 350,000-square-foot operation combines an internal tool-and-die facility with more than 60 stamping presses and over 40 flexible weld cells, supporting shipments across North America, Europe and Asia. Anchor is annually certified to IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
Family-operated since 1967, Anchor Pattern Company in Columbus designs and machines precise fixtures and tooling for manufacturers. Its more than 55 years of work has centered on automotive tooling aids, with the company also engineering solutions for pharmaceutical and consumer-packaged-goods production. The team brings design engineering, 3D modeling and CNC machining together to take projects from concept through finished fixture.
Anchors Unlimited manufactures wire form parts and describes itself as a wire bending shop capable of producing complex shapes. The company identifies itself as a wire anchor specialist and invites custom orders.
Ancon Gear & Instrument Corporation is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer with a 14,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility in Amityville, New York. The company is known for supplying precision gears and machined components to major industrial customers, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016.
Since its founding in 1992, Hebron-based Midwest Precision Products—now Ancra Cargo: Seatbelts for Pallets—has made retractable cargo restraint systems for industrial material handling, helping returnable pallets replace expendable packaging. The company also develops customer-specific straps and provides manufacturing services for industrial products. Acquired by The Heico Companies in 2023, it operates with an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system and has maintained an on-site testing laboratory since 2015.
From its Meadville, Pennsylvania shop, Andco Manufacturing makes U.S.-manufactured cutting components for single-shaft shredders, including cutter inserts and holders. The company keeps prominent SKUs in stock for quick shipment, heat treats them to exceed OEM quality, and also offers reverse engineering and resharpening for application-specific needs.
Born from Carl Andeen’s Cleveland physics research in 1966, Andeen-Hagerling manufactures ultra-precision capacitance bridges and fused-silica capacitance standards for calibration, research, and production. Incorporated in 1982 by physicists Carl Andeen and Carl Hagerling, the privately owned company continues to develop instruments used by national standards laboratories and industrial, government, university, and military facilities worldwide.
Since 1990, Andela Products has built glass crushers and pulverizers that turn waste glass into safe, usable sand and cullet. Founded and led by Cynthia Andela, the Richfield Springs manufacturer is recognized as a Woman Business Enterprise and designs, builds, and installs custom recycling systems sold around the world. Its equipment serves the glass recycling industry with turnkey systems that can process material from collection through cleaning and screening.
Born from decades of gene-therapy research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus-based Andelyn Biosciences is a contract development and manufacturing organization that develops and produces viral vectors and plasmids for cell and gene therapies. Spun out as an independent company in January 2020, Andelyn carries a patient-centered origin story into work spanning early development through clinical and commercial manufacturing. Its two Ohio facilities support a record that includes more than 500 cGMP clinical batches and the production experience behind an FDA-approved systemic gene therapy.
Andersen Windows & Doors manufactures windows and doors, serving new residential construction, home improvement, and light commercial building markets. Founded in 1903, the company reports more than 12,000 employees and operations spanning over 30 manufacturing, distribution, and retail locations. Its product lines include Fibrex® composite and clad-wood windows and doors.
Anderson & Vreeland has spent more than 60 years supplying and manufacturing tailored solutions for the flexographic printing industry. Privately held and supported by eight warehouses across three time zones, the company combines prepress, plateroom and pressroom expertise with field service, operator training and technical support. Its technical services team, established in 2005, helps printers troubleshoot and improve workflows in areas such as color management, plate-making and press applications.
Anderson Company manufactures custom wood crates, pallets, corrugated packaging, foam protection, and custom wood products. Its capabilities include CNC routing, panel cutting, industrial laser cutting, laser engraving, boring and drilling, and related wood, foam, and corrugated assemblies. The company serves manufacturing, automotive, military, medical, aerospace, furniture, solar, recreational equipment, and construction markets.
Anderson Concrete manufactures and supplies ready-mixed concrete in Central Ohio, operating six plants and a fleet of 90 trucks. Founded in Columbus in 1921, it remains family-owned and operated, now in its fifth generation of leadership, and has served the region for a century. Its history includes supplying concrete for residential, commercial, community, and healthcare construction.
Anderson Fittings develops and manufactures custom brass and copper fittings and components for OEMs, with high-speed forging in Brave, Pennsylvania and precision machining in Frankfort, Illinois. The company stands out for pairing those production capabilities with application engineering and a customer-focused development process, helping turn new component concepts into market-ready parts. Its brass and copper work serves demanding uses from PEX plumbing and fire suppression to gas delivery, refrigeration, and heavy-truck systems.
Formed in 2014, Anderson Furnace designs, supplies and services custom furnace and thermal-processing equipment for metals producers worldwide. The company’s management brings more than 30 years of experience from Drever, FCE and Siemens VAI to new installations, retrofits and commissioning across steel and other metals-processing lines. Its work is shaped by process expertise aimed at improving product quality and yield while keeping project and operating costs reasonable.
Since Valerius D. Anderson founded the business in 1888, Anderson International Corp. has built its identity around the continuous mechanical screw press he invented. The Stow, Ohio manufacturer now supports processing plants worldwide, with more than 12,000 pieces of its equipment installed in over 100 countries and some machines still running from the 1920s. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified team continues to provide engineering and lifetime process support for oilseed, feed, and polymer operations.
In Sartell, Anderson Metal Fabricating turns customer designs into custom metal parts, assemblies and finished structures, from straightforward welds to complex components. Its central Minnesota shop pairs computer-programmed laser cutting and forming equipment with the ability to handle both commercial projects and distinctive residential work such as cable railings and stair handrails. The company works in steel, aluminum and stainless steel, with finishing available for completed fabrications.